The Last of the
The Last of the Mohicans" is a timeless story about a family that has been murdered by a ruthless gang of hoodlums in a city with a history of violent drug dealing. The rugged protagonist, played by the brilliant Sam Peckinpah, is a nice, thin, elderly man who desperately wants to escape the city so that he can get his family back. Unfortunately, his family is not as good as he thinks
The Last of the Mohicans (1932) - by James Fraley, editor-in-chief of this magazine. A meet-cruise for the Mohicans. They are taken prisoner after a conflict involving the Mohicans and a rancher in the nearby Indian Territory. The Mohicans take refuge in a small cabin, but are captured by the Braveheart political leader. The Mohicans have to choose between a lawyer,